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Karen Parsons: Holiday Traditions (rebroadcast)
Hello and welcome to the Pelican Scoop.
In this special episode of the Pelican Scoop Podcast we listen back to an interview recorded in 2015 between former colleague Madison Neal and our school archivist Karen Parsons. Madison and Karen discuss holiday traditions at Loomis Chaffee, and we get to hear a fascinating archive recording of a former headmaster performing a Christmas classic for the whole school. It's fun to hear Madison's voice on the podcast again, and of course, it's always a delight to hear Karen talk about the history of the school. Enjoy.
This has been the Pelican Scoop Podcast which is produced by the Loomis Chaffee Office of Strategic Communications. Mary Forrester produces the show. My name is Keller Glass, I direct and edit the podcast. Special thanks to Madison Neal and Karen Parsons. Happy Holidays, and thank you for listening.